Question

how does king develop the idea that african americans have endured suffering?
by using statistics
by describing lived experiences
by quoting court cases
by referencing wars
question 18
5 pts
the tone of the speech can best be described as —
bitter and accusatory
calm and indifferent
urgent yet hopeful
humorous and light

Explanation:

For the first question: Martin Luther King Jr. frequently draws on the lived, firsthand experiences of African Americans—such as segregation, discrimination, and unfulfilled promises of equality—to illustrate their enduring suffering in his speeches (like "I Have a Dream").
For the second question: King's speeches balance urgent calls for immediate justice to end systemic oppression with hopeful visions of a future where all people are equal, creating a tone that is urgent yet hopeful.

Answer:

First question: By describing lived experiences
Second question: urgent yet hopeful